Then bear off slightly, steering away from the wind until the sail just stops luffing. |
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With a complex silhouette that ripples like gently luffing sails, Aqua breathes new life into the residential tower. |
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Manitowoc offers a full-range of luffing jibs and fixed jibs for all of its crane products. |
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The davits are of the luffing type: they swing out by gravity and pivot on a hinged pin. |
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Thanks to their adjustable jib these luffing jib cranes easily manoeuvre your load within the smallest radius. |
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During the initial part of the launch sequence, the davit's luffing action toward the ship's side causes the lifeboat to swing outward. |
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Then near birds peeled upwards, luffing into the breeze, catching that lift and rising steeply. |
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Cahill turned to see Napoleon bounding across the lawn, foolish ears flapping like luffing sails. |
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They were agile and easier to navigate, with a tonnage of 50 to 160 tons and one to three masts, with lateen triangular sails allowing luffing. |
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When you stand close to the course during practice, watching dozens of them leapfrog down segments of their route, the slap-slap-slap of their skis on the bumps sounds like luffing sails. |
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Kiwi tactician Terry Hutchinson had his team sail the American boat off to the right-hand side of the race course, luffing BMW ORACLE Racing in an effort to hold the lead. |
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The HSK Portal Harbour Crane is always the preferred solution where an operator is considering replacing a low-performance double-link luffing crane which is several decades old. |
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Aside from shovel excavators, wheel loaders and mobile cranes of various sizes, we also use a portal-type slewable luffing crane with a 35-ton capacity to ensure highly professional transshipment of goods. |
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If you turn the boat away from the wind, you are luffing. |
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They were agile and easier to navigate, with a tonnage of 50 to 160 tons and 1 to 3 masts, with lateen triangular sails allowing luffing. |
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